01-13-2021, 06:13 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2020
Posts: 5
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The finish on Kimbers is very thin. I have refinished a bunch of them with ProCustom oil bought at Brownells.
If you've never worked on stocks there's quite a bit of a learning curve. Personally I'd leave it alone or as a last resort I can dispose of it for you. Looks like the stock has a bunch of lines going the wrong way. 🤣
I have 4 84's and a couple of 8400s. .257 Roberts (Montana), .257 Roberts Classic Select, 7mm-08 Classic, .270 WSM Classic Select, 7mm WSM Select and my favorite a .280AI Classic Select. They all shoot very well. I did some bedding work on all of them.
Beautiful rig. You should shoot it and hunt with it. My .280AI has eye popping figure. It also has stock dents, scratches on the barrel and a ding on the outer edge of the muzzle. I could fix all of them but won't. The scratches and dings remind me of the time I almost tumbled down into a canyon while looking for a deer my wife shot. I went one way and my beloved rifle went another and miraculously did not disappear into the abyss. 😡
Last edited by Solrac; 01-13-2021 at 06:18 PM.
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